p. 56 Settlers in 1733 - Henry Johnson, taxed in Monocacy Hundred of Prince George's County , but the book thinks he lived in Frederick or west
p. 57 Potomac Hundred of Prince George's County - Thomas Johnson, Lancelot Jacques
p. 69 Ephraim Johnson, 1756 - got deed for western land from Charles Carrolls and their relatives
p. 82 list of Scotch-Irish who obstructed the survey attempted of Penn's Manor of Maske in 1741 - includes John Johnson and Robert McPherson
p. 92 "It is interesting that at the Lutheran Church in Frederick in 1788, Governor Thomas Johnson and his wife Anna, sponsored the baptism of Charles, the son of John and Ann Graham. Apparently no Episcopal clergyman was available."
p. 149 "Vertries and Wetzel tracts are shown on a map in the Tracey Manuscript representing grants until about 1743. We wonder whether John Valentine knew that his tract, John's Mountain, contained iron ore. In 1769 John Valentine Verdries, Jr. sold John's Mountain, first surveyed in 1738, including early furnace land and the site of later Auburn Mansion, to Benedict Calvert and Thomas Johnson. In 1779 he sold 100 acres of Blue Springs to the five Johnson brothers who built Johnson Furnace, later called Catoctin Furnace."
p. 245 John Prentiss Poe marries Anne Johnson Hough, has son Edgar Allan Poe.
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p. 68 Thomas Johnson, b. 1656, emig from nr Great Yarmouth, Co, Norfolk, England c. 1660 to Calvert Co. His gs Thomas (1732-1819) was first governor of Maryland and with bros founded Catoctin Furnace. (Scharf) (CF) (MD Gen. Bulletin, July 1939)